"It is more likely that Sydney Sweeney DMs Hank than it is for Augusta to invite him to play" — PFT Commenter

Take Slip·Apr 9, 2025·Null

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It is more likely that Sydney Sweeney DMs Hank than it is for Augusta to invite him to play

You work on the, at the number one sports podcast in America. You think it's more likely that Sydney Sweeney [messes with] you than Augusta invites you?... I kind of agree with them. No one plays at Augusta. It's impossible. I kind of agree with them.

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Augusta National's membership and guest policies are notoriously restrictive; a DM from a celebrity is technically more plausible.

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Houston was uncomfortable not playing from behind in the title game

I think that Houston was uncomfortable not playing from behind. I feel like Houston had had to lead the whole game and they were like, wait, we're, we're usually the ones that are, that are coming back at the last minute.

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This is a subjective psychological assessment of the team's performance.

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Will Richard was the real player of the game for Florida in the National Championship

Walter Clayton got player of the tournament player of the Final Four, which he deserved... But Will Richard was the player of the game for this game. And it was him keeping them afloat in the first half with his threes. And then if you look at the final possession, his on-ball defense in the final possession is where like all the timing for Houston got screwed up.

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Will Richard had 11 points and played key defense, though Clayton's counting stats were higher; Richard's impact was indeed vital.

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Todd Golden's technical foul was the most strategic in history

Todd Golden probably deserves credit... his technical was maybe the most strategic technical of all time. Because after his technical foul, which was of I think like three or four minutes into the second half, the fouls went 13 to three on Houston.

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The stat shift is verifiable, but the 'strategic' intent is subjective. Florida did win the title.